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Hello Guys,
I have a very stupid question to ask...
Iam hbeag -ver
DNA before - 1194
DNA now - 5000
ALT/AST - 51 something
Asian male 23
Iam very fond of drinking .. but i have cut it down .. but things have happnedd and i had to drink couple of times..
is it possible for the dna to shoot up if i drink say 7-8 large pegs ( 8 x 60 = 480 ml ) which i drink normally when i drink twice or thrice in a month .. should we just STOP drinking at all ??
I know its a stupid question but please ans
I have a very stupid question to ask...
Iam hbeag -ver
DNA before - 1194
DNA now - 5000
ALT/AST - 51 something
Asian male 23
Iam very fond of drinking .. but i have cut it down .. but things have happnedd and i had to drink couple of times..
is it possible for the dna to shoot up if i drink say 7-8 large pegs ( 8 x 60 = 480 ml ) which i drink normally when i drink twice or thrice in a month .. should we just STOP drinking at all ??
I know its a stupid question but please ans
yes, it does.
it is stupid to ask...alchool is poison for healthy people's liver anyway so just imagine what it can be for your liver.An example:
a friend of mine used to drink a bootle of beer or 2 a day, no liver virus at all but got hepatitis with alt at about 60-70....he just got alt to normal when he stopped drinking everyday
it is stupid to ask...alchool is poison for healthy people's liver anyway so just imagine what it can be for your liver.An example:
a friend of mine used to drink a bootle of beer or 2 a day, no liver virus at all but got hepatitis with alt at about 60-70....he just got alt to normal when he stopped drinking everyday
Iam ashemed for asking such a question ...and ur words have really hite me hard..thanks ...my question was i dont drink now a days but it so happned that in a month i had to drink 3-4 times.. JUST THIS 3-4 Time drinking which i did has the power to affect the liver ?
Let me be blunt. It's not a stupid question. Rather, you are making a stupid decision to drink. Generally, if you have to ask this question, you should not drink at all since you don't know what's happening.
Most people who understand their disease, understand the relationship between alcohol and their liver, drink in very light moderation will not be asking these type of questions.
In a nutshell, your ALT should be in the 20's, the virus is killing your liver cells, elevating your ALT to the 50's. You wants drink 480ml to help kill even more liver cells, probably pushing the ALT into the hundreds. The virus doesn't like the alcohol killing its host cells so it tries to adapt and increase viral activities because that's what it does. Likely increasing DNA, more risk for viral mutations, more risk for liver cancer. These are the risk, if acceptable to you, then I say, go for it and have a blast.
Most people who understand their disease, understand the relationship between alcohol and their liver, drink in very light moderation will not be asking these type of questions.
In a nutshell, your ALT should be in the 20's, the virus is killing your liver cells, elevating your ALT to the 50's. You wants drink 480ml to help kill even more liver cells, probably pushing the ALT into the hundreds. The virus doesn't like the alcohol killing its host cells so it tries to adapt and increase viral activities because that's what it does. Likely increasing DNA, more risk for viral mutations, more risk for liver cancer. These are the risk, if acceptable to you, then I say, go for it and have a blast.
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